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Another theory was that Aw had owed money to his creditors after borrowing from loan sharks and other people, and it caused Aw to be killed over a monetary dispute. A third theory opined that about three killers were involved given the number of knives used and the culprits could have been someone known to Aw, especially his fellow gang members. In fact, a week before Aw's death, he was drinking together with a man who was not from his gang, and the two of them had a heated argument with each other, and after some other gang members helped to pacify the situation, the other man left in a huff, which was suspected to be a catalyst that led to Aw's murder. Another witness claimed that a gang clash happened a week prior between the rival gang and Aw's group while Aw and his group were having drinks, and Aw reportedly swore vengeance at the rival gang at the end of the fight.
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not deserve such a brutal death. About 30 police detectives had attended Aw's funeral, not to pay respects but to maintain order and inspect for any suspicious people present at the wake. The atmosphere of the funeral was reportedly tense; while there were people coming to pay condolences, others only turned up not because of friendship but out of reluctance in order to maintain respect for the late gangland chief. While Aw's daughter was oblivious to the death of her father, Aw's wife was devastated over the death of her husband, and Aw's colleagues wanted to help her in order to allow her stay in
Singapore and take care of the daughter. The Wushu club, where Aw was murdered, was also slated to move out in a month after the homicide.
252:. Aw and his wife and daughter lived a simple and frugal life in spite of Aw's influence in the underworld and the wealth he accumulated, partly because he often distribute his wealth to those in need, and the couple were a loving one. Aw himself had also gradually decreased his involvement in the gangland activities, but he continued to exert great influence in the underworld. Aw was also reported to often sail out at the sea and return to Singapore every few months to spend time with his family, and on average, he spent about two to three months in Singapore per year.
264:, Aw would see him and generously gave him money. A former prisoner, who previously met Aw while in prison, stated that Aw, an avid workout enthusiast, had kindly advised him to be a good person and turn over a new leaf, and be a filial son to his mother, and he was touched by Aw's encouraging advice and words, and Aw would reassure his prison mates that they should not be dissatisfied with life. Whenever he sailed and returned to Singapore, Aw would also drink together with his friends at coffeeshops in Beach Road, where he often hung out during his teens.
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233:) during his younger years and he gradually rose through the ranks, and become a much-feared triad leader with at least 60 men under his wing, in addition to five or six bodyguards beside him wherever he went. In the past, Aw had also worked under Ah Long San (birth name Chua Tiong Tiong), Singapore's most notorious loan shark who was later jailed for ten years in 2001 on charges of giving bribes to several policemen; Ah Long San died from a heart attack in 2018.
240:, and also collected extortion fees from the places under Sio Kun Tong's control, and in his heyday, Aw was able to single-handedly fight off several men in one go and was known to be merciless but willing to settle scores face to face with people who crossed his path. In the early 1980s, Aw and about 100 gang members were arrested for having killed a rival gang member during a clash with the deceased's gang, and he spent about ten years in detention under the
260:, and he would offend people while he was heavily drunk. However, many attested to Aw's frequent acts of kindness to those around him. A female neighbour recounted that she knew Aw for more than 30 years, and she often seen Aw lending money to those in need, and Aw himself also brought his gangland associates to the funerals of any neighbours who died. A 69-year-old homeless man also said that whenever he slept in the void decks in
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there were reportedly no signs of a struggle, but the area where his body was found was full of bloodstains, and no murder weapons were recovered from the scene. At the time he died, Aw left behind his 28-year-old wife, his four-year-old daughter, his father and at least four siblings (Aw's mother had presumably died a few years back).
213:(周志明 Zhōu Zhìmíng) as the prime suspect, Chew was never caught and is still at large despite extensive investigations and search efforts. A coroner's inquiry recorded a verdict of murder in 2002 after hearing the case of Aw's death. As of 2024, the murder of Aw Teck Boon remains unsolved and the murderer(s) have not been found.
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Aw Teck Boon, the second of six or seven children, was born in
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re-enacted his murder and it first aired on television in July 1999. The episode that covered the killing of Aw also issued a public appeal for information or witnesses to help solve the case, with the assurance that all information would be kept strictly confidential, as well as releasing a warrant
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football jersey, which was his favourite football team (Aw had placed big bets on the team regularly). 40-year-old businessman Aw Teck Lim, one of Aw's younger brothers, told the press that while his brother had gotten into trouble with the law before, he was still a good person by heart and he did
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for drinks before he headed for
Geylang, also noted that he seemed normal and nothing was amiss. According to two of Aw's bodyguards, they were originally supposed to accompany him and were alerted to the presence of three rival gang members roaming nearby, but Aw, who consumed drugs, did not think
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hawker arrived at the Wushu club to collect some plates from the place. Upon entry, the hawker discovered the body of 43-year-old Aw Teck Boon lying face down, and called the police. At the time of the gruesome discovery, Aw's tattooed body had three stab wounds on his neck, armpit and waist, and
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Singapore, even though it was still an issue in Singapore's society, and this was attributed to the tougher laws, enforcement and prevention programmes. Aw's killing was also
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something would happen and hence asked them to leave, and shortly after this, Aw was found stabbed to death. Some sources also revealed that Aw had survived a brutal attack by some enemies at least one year before his murder, even though he was seriously injured as a result.
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for murder and hanged in 2001. Merely a week after Aw was murdered, 46-year-old Thai sex worker
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after drinking at a nearby coffee shop. Aw was infamously known to be a triad leader of Sio Kun Tong and had spent time in prison for his gangland activities. It was speculated that Aw was attacked and stabbed to death while he was sleeping at a
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coffeeshop the night before, and as a result of having drank too much alcohol, Aw was feeling too tipsy and unable to go home on his own, and he decided to go to a
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1160:"虽是黑老大 邻居眼中 是大好人"
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1106:"黑老大遭谋杀 警方寻找'阿势'"
1088:"年前曾遭人追斩 中多刀大难不死"
1034:"死者昨晚出门时 神态自若脸带笑"
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